Question

When the procedure is repeated a third time, how will this distinguish whether the location of the centre of gravity is accurate or not?

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

You have correctly marked the shape's centre of gravity if:

when you pin your shape through its centre of gravity it is stable and balanced.

you can balance the shape by placing your finger under the centre of gravity.

Answer 2

Answer:

If the shape is stable and balanced when you pin it through its centre of gravity, you have successfully identified the shape's centre of gravity. By placing your finger under the centre of gravity, you can balance the shape.

Explanation:

• The centre of gravity is located anatomically just anterior to the second sacral vertebra. The specific placement of the COG, however, continually shifts with each new position of the torso and limbs since humans do not remain stable in the anatomical position.
• The location of your centre of gravity is where your body's mass is concentrated. A hypothetical location where the gravitational force is said to appear to act is the human body's centre of gravity (COG). It is the location where the body's total bulk appears to be concentrated.
• By hanging an item from several places and marking the vertical line with a plumb line, you can empirically determine where an object's centre of gravity is located. The object's centre of gravity is where two or more vertical lines converge at a point on the plumb line.

Thus, the terms "centre of mass" and "centre of gravity" are sometimes used synonymously, they actually mean two different things.

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